Disabilty Rights

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Introduction

From: Disability and Social Change

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Introduction

From: Crip Kinship

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Introduction

What are Disability Rights?

From: About Canada: Disability Rights

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‘It’s a Good Tired’
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‘It’s a Good Tired’

From: Living Disability

Jack and Zachary are two Good Foot couriers, which is a delivery service that provides employment for people who are neurodivergent. They are interviewed on their experiences using public … ; 6 $0.60 Add
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It's Time

It’s Time

From: Maternity Rolls

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Learning from Ordinary Lives, Changing Social Attitudes

Learning from Ordinary Lives, Changing Social Attitudes

From: About Canada: Disability Rights

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Listening
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Listening

From: Living Disability

Jacqueline Valencia and Alexandria McDonough write about their relationship as mother-daughter and their experience commuting, particularly regarding Alex’s experience on the commute as an … ; 6 $0.60 Add
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Living with a Disability
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Living with a Disability

From: Making a Home

Powley reflects on what it is like to live with a disability. She discusses the need for group homes, ableism, accessible accommodation, and her own personal experiences living in Nova Scotia as … 32 $3.20 Add
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Looking Back, Rethinking Historical Perspectives and Reflecting upon Emerging Trends

Looking Back, Rethinking Historical Perspectives and Reflecting upon Emerging Trends

From: Disability and Social Change

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Making a Home
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Making a Home

Assisted Living in the Community for Young Disabled People

In some Canadian provinces, people with severe physical disabilities are simply warehoused in nursing homes, where many people, especially in the age of homecare, are in the final stages of their … 136 View
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Making Homelessness Harder: Possibilities for Radical Re-Orientation

Making Homelessness Harder: Possibilities for Radical Re-Orientation

Prologue: How to Read Tearing Bodies Red Wagon Collective and the Monday Art Group The Disabling Normative Body, aka Bourgeoise Making Homelessness Harder “Anyone Can Become Homeless” Praxis as Antidote Cultural Economy: Mending the Social Fabric Back and Forth Trying to Undo the Violence Acknowledgements Notes References

From: Not A New Problem

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Manifesting Our Collective Futures

Manifesting Our Collective Futures

From: Crip Kinship

Topics discussed include the future of disability justice, rebirth and finding inspiration in a collective past, and the larger movement towards a more inclusive crip future. 11 $1.10 Add